One of the challenging issues in supply chain management is the coordination of ordering processes, especially in dynamic situations.
In addition, synchrony between physicians and other providers including nurses, nurse practitioners, dietitians, pharmacists, as well as staffing issues required for efficient coordination of care (orders, timing, dietary requirements, and effective protocol implementation) must be emphasized in order to lessen the risk of errors.
In our study, the coordination of the ordered patterns with cell movement suggests that the ordered patterns of cell shape attribute to the non-random motion in foraging behavior, e.g., the straight motion directed by the elongation pattern could realize the fairly straight motion.
Heydari and Norouzinasab (2016) have developed coordination of pricing, ordering and lead time decisions in a manufacturing supply chain.
Models of the structure have blocks of perovskite containing FeO6 octahedra alternating with layers containing Fe in square pyramidal (FeO5) and tetrahedral (FeO4) coordination because of ordering of the oxygen vacancies.
Most of the developed protocols are synchronous and require some form of coordination in order to maintain the correct sequence of updates.
In this model, coordination of pricing and ordering decisions simultaneously with considering a finite supplier production rate and lost sales inventory system, is investigated.
It serves as a clarion call for scale up in interventions and effective coordination of responses in order to protect the children of Yemen from all forms of abuse, exploitation and violence", Mr Cappelaere concluded.
Recently, a qualitative analysis by Sun et al. [ 33] emphasized the importance of a long-term coordination of care in order to manage also persistent late-effects even for years after initial diagnosis.
Distributed solutions can therefore benefit greatly from some form of coordination in order to improve estimations.
More distributed systems require a higher level of coordination in order to maintain stability [13].
